We start from an assumption: a possible victory against Novara will not be enough to erase the havoc of Rome, but it would certainly restore some serenity to the Inter environment. The nerazzurri come from a particular week, marked (as often happens) by the statements of the president Moratti. The Inter home number one first beat his players for the match in Rome ("We were poor, it's good that the team begins to understand that the championship ends in June"), then he dismissed the specter of Capello with a press release press. However, the question arises: if Ranieri's bench really isn't in the balance, why this denial even signed by the president?
In all of this, the person concerned spent a week in silence, until the press conference on the eve, in which he made the best of a bad situation: "This is the coach's job, we have to confirm ourselves game after game – Ranieri said – we were talking about the Scudetto until a few weeks ago, we need the right balance. In Italy the coaches are like cherries, one leads to another, but I continue to work with the same determination as when I arrived". In short, if the coach wanted to convey certainties regarding his Nerazzurri future, well he didn't succeed.
Rainier I'm coming! very well that his stay at Inter depends on the results, in particular on the third place in the standings, the last profit to go to the Champions League. Lhe goal is anything but unattainable, but we need to resume the path interrupted 15 days ago in the away match in Lecce. In this sense, Novara at the bottom of the standings seems to be the perfect prey, also in light of the return to the team of Stankovic, Forlan and Sneijder. “I always say that we have a second round where with the return of some players we can find quality again. Little by little their time has come, I hope to have everyone in great shape and with great motivation”.
The fear of the fans is that Inter could collapse, as happened in Rome, but Ranieri guarantees that it won't be like this: "It won't be possible to see that match again, I would cancel it completely because as the president said we didn't even take the field". In short, the Testaccino technician seems to have chosen the corporate line, which, knowing the character, is not that surprising. Will it be enough to save him from the atavistic hunger (for coaches) of his president?
